Two Pieces. One Bad Night.
You Can't Ride Along. This Can.
A kid who just started driving. A partner home after midnight. Right now their plan is a phone flashlight and hope.
Break the glass. Cut the belt. Light the road. Charge the dead phone. Call for help without a voice. Twelve tools on the dash and a whistle on their keys.
- Twelve tools in the one thing they'll actually have on them
- Solar charged on the dash, so it's never dead the night it matters
Every mode, and the cutter, in action.
Sunray Survival
The RoadBreak
Emergency Car Kit
Glass breaker, seatbelt cutter, floodlight, solar power bank, and a 120 decibel whistle. Everything you'd want in their car at two in the morning.
Nobody orders one of these after they needed it.
What it's for
See. Get Out. Be Found.
Three things go wrong on the side of a road at night. A phone solves none of them. Two pieces cover all three, and neither needs a battery you have to remember.
Feature 01
Break The Glass. Cut The Belt.
The first sixty seconds
Doors bind after an impact. Belts lock under load, and pulling harder is what keeps them locked.
One strike takes out a side window. One pass cuts the belt. Both tools are on the flashlight, reachable while still buckled in.
- Hardened point shatters tempered side windows with a single strike
- Recessed blade cuts a locked seatbelt and can't cut you by accident
- Both built into the handle, so it's one tool instead of three to dig for in the dark
One strike. Side window gone.
Hardened steel point, built into the base.
Recessed blade. Cuts the belt, not you.
Feature 02
Light The Road. Then Warn It.
Spotlight, floodlight, hazard and strobe
Try changing a tire holding a phone in your teeth. Spotlight for distance, flood for working, magnetic base so both hands come back.
Then flip it to hazard. Traffic sees a flashing light from down the road instead of a dark shape at the last second.
- Spotlight for distance, wide floodlight for working around the car
- Hazard and strobe modes warn traffic long before they're on top of you
- Magnetic base sticks to the hood or frame so you keep both hands free
Spotlight, flood, hazard, strobe.
Enough light to actually work by.
Feature 03
Solar Powered. And It Charges Your Phone.
Never dead when you need it
Every other emergency flashlight dies quietly in a trunk. Buying someone a dead flashlight is worse than buying nothing, because they think they are covered.
Solar panels run down the body. A few hours on a dash tops it up. No cable, no reminder, no expired gift.
And it works in reverse. A dead phone turns an inconvenience into a real problem, so this doubles as a power bank and gives you enough battery back to make the call that gets you home.
- Built-in solar panels recharge it on your dash with no cable and no effort
- USB output charges your phone when you need to make the call
- Also charges by USB cable, included in the box, if you want it full fast
Charges on your dash. Charges your phone.
Feature 04
120 Decibels. On Your Keys.
The piece that's on you, not in the car
A voice gives out in minutes. 120 decibels doesn't, and it carries far past shouting range with no battery, no signal, and nothing else going right.
It clips to a keyring, so it's on them walking to the car, not sitting in a trunk. Three blasts is the distress signal every rescuer is trained to listen for.
- Carries far past shouting range and never wears a voice out
- Works with zero battery, zero signal, zero charge left in anything
- Lives on a keyring, so it's on them even when they're away from the vehicle
120 decibels. No battery. Always on you.
Feature 05
Two Pieces. Two Places.
Where each one belongs
Gear in a bag in the trunk is gear you don't have. This is built to live where it's needed instead.
The light goes on the dash, where the sun keeps it charged and your hand finds it first. The whistle goes on the keyring, where it's on them even when they're out of the car.
- Light on the dash: solar-charged, always topped up, reachable while belted in
- Whistle on the keys: in a pocket or a purse, on them at all times
- Nothing to unpack, nothing to dig for, nothing buried under a spare tire
Dash. Charging itself.
Keyring. Always with them.
Two Pieces. Serious Job.
Nothing To Remember
One lives on the dash and charges itself. One lives on a keyring and never needs charging. Neither asks anything of anyone.
In The Box
What You Get
Two pieces, two guides
Two pieces of gear plus two digital guides that land in your inbox the second you order.
12-In-1 Emergency Flashlight
Spotlight, floodlight, hazard and strobe, magnetic base, glass breaker, seatbelt cutter, and a power bank that charges a phone. Solar and USB rechargeable, cable and wrist lanyard included.
120dB Emergency Whistle
Clips to a keyring so it's on them, not in the trunk. Carries far past shouting range and works with zero battery.
Escaping A Car
Which windows break and which don't, the belt-window-out order, water, car seats, and a workbook page to do in a parked car.
Stranded: The First 12 Hours
Why staying with the vehicle is safest, the carbon monoxide mistake that kills people, signaling, and a seasonal checklist.
Why the whole kit
Put One In Their Car. Then One In Yours.
Most people buy two. One for the car they worry about, one for their own, because the same argument applies.
A one-time decision that sits on a dash for years. No subscription, no batteries, no reminders. It just waits.
One For Their Car, One For Yours — Two For $99.98
Save $19.98 versus buying two singles.
"Bought one for my daughter's car before she left for school. Ended up buying a second one for mine the same week."
Verified Customer
30-Day Money Back Guarantee
Open it, run the light through every mode, hand it to whoever it is for. If it is not what you expected, contact us inside 30 days and we will make it right. No hoops, no questions.
Common Questions
Will the glass breaker work on my windshield?
No, and neither will any other tool like it. Windshields are laminated safety glass and are designed not to shatter. Side and rear windows are tempered, which is what the breaker is built for. Your free escape guide covers this in detail, including which window to go for and in what order.
Will it still have a charge sitting in my trunk?
Solar panels run down the body, so leaving it on the dash keeps it topped up on its own. It also charges by USB cable, which is included. We still suggest checking it whenever you get an oil change, same as you would check a spare tire.
Where is it supposed to live in the car?
The flashlight is roughly eight inches long and sits on a dash or in a door pocket. The whistle clips to a keyring. Neither one needs to be stored anywhere you would have to dig for it.
What do the free guides cover?
Stranded: The First 12 Hours covers why staying with the vehicle is usually safest, the carbon monoxide mistake that kills people every winter, how to hold body heat with a dead engine, and how to signal for help. What Most Drivers Get Wrong About Escaping A Car covers the escape order, which windows break and which never will, water, and car seats. Both are instant downloads sent to your email.
I want one for my kid's car. Should I get two?
Most people do, and it is the most common order we ship. A kit only helps if it is in the vehicle someone happens to be driving, so one in their car and one in yours covers both. The two-pack is discounted for exactly that reason.
How long does shipping take?
Most orders arrive within 7 to 14 business days. The two digital guides are delivered instantly to your email after purchase.
Two Pieces. One Bad Night.
You Can't Ride Along. This Can.
A kid who just started driving. A partner home after midnight. Right now their plan is a phone flashlight and hope.
Break the glass. Cut the belt. Light the road. Charge the dead phone. Call for help without a voice. Twelve tools on the dash and a whistle on their keys.
- Twelve tools in the one thing they'll actually have on them
- Solar charged on the dash, so it's never dead the night it matters
Every mode, and the cutter, in action.
Sunray Survival
The RoadBreak
Emergency Car Kit
Glass breaker, seatbelt cutter, floodlight, solar power bank, and a 120 decibel whistle. Everything you'd want in their car at two in the morning.
Nobody orders one of these after they needed it.
What it's for
See. Get Out. Be Found.
Three things go wrong on the side of a road at night. A phone solves none of them. Two pieces cover all three, and neither needs a battery you have to remember.
Feature 01
Break The Glass. Cut The Belt.
The first sixty seconds
Doors bind after an impact. Belts lock under load, and pulling harder is what keeps them locked.
One strike takes out a side window. One pass cuts the belt. Both tools are on the flashlight, reachable while still buckled in.
- Hardened point shatters tempered side windows with a single strike
- Recessed blade cuts a locked seatbelt and can't cut you by accident
- Both built into the handle, so it's one tool instead of three to dig for in the dark
One strike. Side window gone.
Hardened steel point, built into the base.
Recessed blade. Cuts the belt, not you.
Feature 02
Light The Road. Then Warn It.
Spotlight, floodlight, hazard and strobe
Try changing a tire holding a phone in your teeth. Spotlight for distance, flood for working, magnetic base so both hands come back.
Then flip it to hazard. Traffic sees a flashing light from down the road instead of a dark shape at the last second.
- Spotlight for distance, wide floodlight for working around the car
- Hazard and strobe modes warn traffic long before they're on top of you
- Magnetic base sticks to the hood or frame so you keep both hands free
Spotlight, flood, hazard, strobe.
Enough light to actually work by.
Feature 03
Solar Powered. And It Charges Your Phone.
Never dead when you need it
Every other emergency flashlight dies quietly in a trunk. Buying someone a dead flashlight is worse than buying nothing, because they think they are covered.
Solar panels run down the body. A few hours on a dash tops it up. No cable, no reminder, no expired gift.
And it works in reverse. A dead phone turns an inconvenience into a real problem, so this doubles as a power bank and gives you enough battery back to make the call that gets you home.
- Built-in solar panels recharge it on your dash with no cable and no effort
- USB output charges your phone when you need to make the call
- Also charges by USB cable, included in the box, if you want it full fast
Charges on your dash. Charges your phone.
Feature 04
120 Decibels. On Your Keys.
The piece that's on you, not in the car
A voice gives out in minutes. 120 decibels doesn't, and it carries far past shouting range with no battery, no signal, and nothing else going right.
It clips to a keyring, so it's on them walking to the car, not sitting in a trunk. Three blasts is the distress signal every rescuer is trained to listen for.
- Carries far past shouting range and never wears a voice out
- Works with zero battery, zero signal, zero charge left in anything
- Lives on a keyring, so it's on them even when they're away from the vehicle
120 decibels. No battery. Always on you.
Feature 05
Two Pieces. Two Places.
Where each one belongs
Gear in a bag in the trunk is gear you don't have. This is built to live where it's needed instead.
The light goes on the dash, where the sun keeps it charged and your hand finds it first. The whistle goes on the keyring, where it's on them even when they're out of the car.
- Light on the dash: solar-charged, always topped up, reachable while belted in
- Whistle on the keys: in a pocket or a purse, on them at all times
- Nothing to unpack, nothing to dig for, nothing buried under a spare tire
Dash. Charging itself.
Keyring. Always with them.
Two Pieces. Serious Job.
Nothing To Remember
One lives on the dash and charges itself. One lives on a keyring and never needs charging. Neither asks anything of anyone.
In The Box
What You Get
Two pieces, two guides
Two pieces of gear plus two digital guides that land in your inbox the second you order.
12-In-1 Emergency Flashlight
Spotlight, floodlight, hazard and strobe, magnetic base, glass breaker, seatbelt cutter, and a power bank that charges a phone. Solar and USB rechargeable, cable and wrist lanyard included.
120dB Emergency Whistle
Clips to a keyring so it's on them, not in the trunk. Carries far past shouting range and works with zero battery.
Escaping A Car
Which windows break and which don't, the belt-window-out order, water, car seats, and a workbook page to do in a parked car.
Stranded: The First 12 Hours
Why staying with the vehicle is safest, the carbon monoxide mistake that kills people, signaling, and a seasonal checklist.
Why the whole kit
Put One In Their Car. Then One In Yours.
Most people buy two. One for the car they worry about, one for their own, because the same argument applies.
A one-time decision that sits on a dash for years. No subscription, no batteries, no reminders. It just waits.
One For Their Car, One For Yours — Two For $99.98
Save $19.98 versus buying two singles.
"Bought one for my daughter's car before she left for school. Ended up buying a second one for mine the same week."
Verified Customer
30-Day Money Back Guarantee
Open it, run the light through every mode, hand it to whoever it is for. If it is not what you expected, contact us inside 30 days and we will make it right. No hoops, no questions.
Common Questions
Will the glass breaker work on my windshield?
No, and neither will any other tool like it. Windshields are laminated safety glass and are designed not to shatter. Side and rear windows are tempered, which is what the breaker is built for. Your free escape guide covers this in detail, including which window to go for and in what order.
Will it still have a charge sitting in my trunk?
Solar panels run down the body, so leaving it on the dash keeps it topped up on its own. It also charges by USB cable, which is included. We still suggest checking it whenever you get an oil change, same as you would check a spare tire.
Where is it supposed to live in the car?
The flashlight is roughly eight inches long and sits on a dash or in a door pocket. The whistle clips to a keyring. Neither one needs to be stored anywhere you would have to dig for it.
What do the free guides cover?
Stranded: The First 12 Hours covers why staying with the vehicle is usually safest, the carbon monoxide mistake that kills people every winter, how to hold body heat with a dead engine, and how to signal for help. What Most Drivers Get Wrong About Escaping A Car covers the escape order, which windows break and which never will, water, and car seats. Both are instant downloads sent to your email.
I want one for my kid's car. Should I get two?
Most people do, and it is the most common order we ship. A kit only helps if it is in the vehicle someone happens to be driving, so one in their car and one in yours covers both. The two-pack is discounted for exactly that reason.
How long does shipping take?
Most orders arrive within 7 to 14 business days. The two digital guides are delivered instantly to your email after purchase.
- Fireproof mat, carry bag and digital handbook included - $30 Value
- Fuel is free. Twigs, bark and pinecones found off the ground
- S’mores and cozy warmth with less smoke
- Keep One In Every Car for Peace of Mind
- Breaks Glass. Cuts Belts. Charges Phones.
- 30-Day Guarantee + 2 Free Guides
- Gloves, Carry Bag + Fire Hook Included
- No Fuel. No Canisters Needed, Ever.
- Folds Flat. Goes Anywhere.
- Only 2 lbs: Folds Flat, Packs Anywhere
- Storage Pouch Included
- Teeth Cut in Both Directions
- Multi-Use Paracord Handles
- Includes an Outdoor Cooking E-Book
- Food-Grade Anodized Aluminum
- Saves Space & Built to Last
- Lightweight & Portable
- Includes 2 outdoor survival e-books
- Includes leather pouch
- Fits in your pocket
- Water-Resistant & Tear-Resistant
- 900D Oxford Material
- Large Capacity
- All-Purpose Wear
- Rapid Release
- Tough Nylon Mircrofiber
- Shock Absorbent
- Tear-Resistant
- Includes 2 Outdoor Survival E-Books
- Essentials For Most Emergencies
- Highly Portable and Compact
- Built-in tension releasing pillow
- Thermal blanket included
- Easy to inflate & deflate
- Super bright flashlight attached
- Can be used as a vacuum
- Inflates in seconds
- 2 free wilderness survival guides included
- Built from high-carbon stainless steel
- No batteries, no fuel needed.
- Water and Tear Resistant
- Loud Survival Whistle Included
- 2 Survival Tips E-Book Included
- Shock absorbent & tear resistant gloves
- All purpose wear & quick release belt
- Includes 2 outdoor survival e-books
- Belt fits up to a 47 inch waist
- High Carbon 65# Steel
- Compact and Easy to Carry
- Includes 2 Free Survival E-Books
- Saw, Drill & Bore Wood, No Power Needed
- 7 Tools In One Camo Bag - ($138 Value)
- 2 Free Survival E-Books - ($30 Value)
- Waterproof and weather resistant
- No electricity needed
- Cooks Real Meals On Sticks, No Fuel Needed
- Stove, Bellows, Gloves & Bag ($107 Value)
- 12 Camp Recipes + Survival Guide ($25 Value)
- 3 fire methods, zero batteries
- 2 free survival guides included
- Works when lighters or matches fail
Tracking number provided 1-3 days after order is placed (after quality checks).
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